1302-10-28, Westminster

To the sheriff of Lincoln. Order to summon Roger de Huntingfeld by two men of that county to be before the king in fifteen days from Martinmas to show cause why Geoffrey de Genevill ought not to have the manor of Francton, in accordance with the form of the Dictum of Kenilworth and with the agreement made between Geoffrey and William son of William de Huntingfeld for the ransom of the dower of Joan, late the wife of William de Huntingfeld [the father], when it should fall in, as the late king granted by his charter to Geoffrey all the lands that belonged to William son of William de Huntingfeld, which were in the . G11 king's hands as forfeited by reason of the enmity and rebellion of during the time of the disturbance in England, to have with dower of the said Joan when it should fall in, to be redeemed in with the form of the Dictwm and with the aforesaid agreement, the said Roger, son and heir of William de Huntingfeld, the younger, has entered the manor upon Joan's death, and deforces it from Geoffrey to the form of the Dictun and the agreement, and the king wills Geoffrey shall not be wronged in this behalf, and Geoffrey has found as security to prosecute his claim Richard de Walsingham, knight, co. Norfolk, and William son of Walter de Sharnefeld, of co. Hereford. Placita, p. 502.) To John de Warenna, earl of Surrey.